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Slotted welding table build, part 2
This is how I made a slotted welding table.
2 1/2" square tubing, 1" x 3" rectangle tubing, 5" casters.
All tubing is .120 wall
Steel Max chop saw, Lincoln 140C welder
The table top is 75 x 42 inches & 36 inches tall.
This would also be great for a fabrication table. To make sure the top is dead flat, make sure the top frame is dead flat. Tack weld all top pieces in a cross pattern, then weld solid.
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Extremely careful to every detail. Love the background music of part2.
When you have a lot of metal prep/sanding to do I recommend a flap disk. They make it so much more quicker! Also take a weld down really well too
Flaping is the fixer
Great video from another Idahoan welder!
Very nice and a project that I want to complete for myself.
I like the blue. Good look
fast rides, great opera....total class, man!
nice shade of miller blue to match your lincoln welder
beethoven's 9th symphony, fourth movement. my fav!
Great job.....enjoyed the build and process. Thanks for posting.
I’m not one to mention the obvious nor bang on about safety but a few years ago I got the MIG bug and built a gate....not too far from my garage. Was rather perturbed to find a couple of scorches and a spatter on my paintwork of my cabriolet. Still giving me the pips whenever I see them.
Cheers
Hermosa mesa de trabajo, gracias por compartir tus proyectos con nosotros, me encantó tu trabajo. Saludos cordiales desde México amigo
I will admit I was skeptical at first but loved the end product. the music was fitting
Very good work and a nice video. Thanks.
Well done
NICE WORK!
Awesome build. Your machine is the color but at least your gloves and table are the right color lol
Grosse confiance en lui pour souder à coter d'une flat blanche !!! !!
love it: solid and square ... nice vid! I've subscribed
Very Nice job
Nice job. Looks great.
akala ko may palakang talon ng talon,, nagwe-welding pala.
That's a really nice table. I would cover up the Porsh if i were near it with a angle grinder tho.
Some serious welding on that table dude good video
Super !!!
Excelente compañero.Gracias por compartir .Dios te Bendiga.
Waw... The design was same with me... Nice
very nice. TU about 200+ pounds. whole lotta space left for drawers
How much slag is on that Porsche? 😱
very nice video, for a moment i thought i was watching evangelion once again
I dont want to sound like a keyboard welder but i have 40 years fabricating off tables and your top horizontal painted tubes might be your weak link to keeping top flat thats a long span could bend ? Enjoyed the video
I really like it . You did it well .👍👍👍
Yo no pensaba que la metal mecánica daba tanta plata que tal carraso
Excelente mesa para soldar, gostei muito, parabéns👍🇧🇷🇧🇷
Bravo lillo
Well done! Great job!! Very simple.. I like. 🤙🤙🤙
Машина хоть и не дорогая, но болгаркой возле нее я бы не работал.
Very nicely done. I think I may steal the concept when I do mine, just mine will have to be smaller, space constraints. Video was also done very professionally. Good work! Anything you would have done differently or added, etc, now that it's done?
Is that what we called Mig welding process sir
nice car
Fico muito agradecido mesmo muito obrigado!!!!
I was trying to watch the table being made, but your white Porche in the garage had my attention..
Very nice table. But.. you didn't paint the underside of the bottom shelf & lower supports?
What year Porsche in the garage? Model? Did you add the wing?
Question for anyone who has experience with tables that have top surfaces with tube steel vs plate steel: Whats the advantage or disadvantage of either? Is there any difference in heat dispersion or warping? I would think that during the welding process on a tube table like this that if you had individual tubes heating up more than the others that those would warp and throw off your level. Rather than plate steel which would disperse heat more evenly. Anyone?
Did you get your awnser?
This may be too late, but.... I have a small tube-topped table which works well. It’s only 500x500mm (20”x20”). However my comment applies more the bigger you go. Don’t weld as here, on top of the frame. You can see that as he goes further up the table and clamps one end of the cross tube the other end goes up in the air to a higher degree. That can’t be good! Either the two sides are not level with each other along the table length or one tube has twist in it. This must surely bow the centre of the table upwards as it stresses the cross-tubes. It might also mean this table is twisted along its length. Not much, but enough to make it “not flat”. Watch Ca Lem’s video on making a welding table and see how to do it right. He puts the table top on a flat surface and stands the frame upside down on it. That keeps the top flat while you weld it. Hope you built a good table! Les in UK PS, not noticed any warpage on mine. I also have a thin plate topped table, and that DOES warp with heat. Les
Great looking table. I'm now thinking about doing the same for my everlast setup.
nice job man :)
Meu amigo creio que estamos muito distante mas ao ver essa bancada pirei.Estou começando agora você poderia me passar as medidas e o material.
New port great build & I thank you for the video. I been thinking about building one much like you have. The only thing I that was a worry was to how flat it would be. I read all the
reply’s @ you answered my question. Do you think 1 inch spacing would work as well as
1.5 spacing after working with it for a while? Just wondering?
Oh definitely! 2 or 3 inches would even work, just depends what you need to drop in there. Thanks for watching!
How will you protect equipments since table has gaps?
Beautiful table great job what blue is that
Nice looking table! Do you have plans to make extensions for it in the future?
🎬 Great job, great video 🎥 !! _ Congratulations! 👍 🇧🇷
Good luck getting the rust spots off the gt3
Parabéns!!
Oh so sweet a table, but where are you going to put your other sweet toyz?
How much of a gap did you put between the 1x3", were those spacers 1.5"?
0.120 wall is pretty thin for a welding table. Im in the middle of a 1" thick plate steel build
And we're all very impressed
@@Tikorous Cool buddy
What did you use for those spacers?
Hi Billy, one inch aluminum block.
I love watching welding projects. Almost as much as using my everlast welder on my own projects. I thoroughly enjoyed watching you build that nice welding table. Thanks for sharing.
Newport’s back. That not a slot welding table. It’s a secret clean up table.
First of all great work, Tabel looks fantastic.
I have a question though. What advantage does this type of table have over a table with a sheet metal/ thick plate top? Is this table designed to be used with clamps of some kind?
the spacing allows to fit regular clamps anywhere on the table to clamp down parts, instead of welding clamps and grinding of welds and tacks when your done.
@@Yashiro-nene_dies thanks for the heads up!
Alguém Brasileiro?
How flat does this end?
RESPEKT!!!
Bro what's your spacing between your rectangular tubing?
Exactly an inch and a half, from 1.5 inch aluminum square tubing
для чего постоянно массу переставлять при сварке?
I really like the idea of slots. I'm doing a bit more tig welding with my everlast welder now so slots would make clamping things down much easier.
How flat is it
no need to measure distances between leg ends for plumb before tacking them? Nice table, now don't ding that Porsche rolling her in and out!
How flat is the surface of this table?
It's honestly as flat as glass. I love it!
Where to buy the material ?
Did you check it for flatness?
Hi Radek, yes I had to have it flat. I used a piece of 2" aluminum angle
I thought that you would leave it at some random wobbly angles. Sigh. Why do people ask questions like that?
Easy. I haven't seen it in the video so I just asked.
Hello nice build what gas did you use I only see one tank?
Hi Joe, just a 75/25 mix. Take care & thanks
He only needs one tank....moron.
@@SOLDOZER shit head
@@joebriggs9599 he only needed one tank bud it's not oxy acetylene welding lol but it's a c02/argon mix you are probably used to having two tanks 1 100% argon and the other 100% c02 but yeah it's cheaper to get a mix and the standard mix is 75%argon 25%c02 call airgas they'll get you hooked up
размер скинте спасибо
About how much did it cost for the materials for this build? I'd like to do one for myself.
About $350. Scrap yard square tubing, new casters and new top. Take care
I'm currently in the process of trying to design a similar table. Using 2x2x.120 square and 1x3x.120 I'm in the $450 ball park with tax.
Are you in RI? I’m not far from Newport too funny. Great video
haha, no... Idaho
Newport oh haha the picture in your profile looks like our Newport too
Welding Junkie License plate definitely looks like Idaho. 😁
Hi can any or the owner of this video can give me all measurement in meter please I want to build one for me
Thanks in advance
Slotted welding table build, part 2 This is how I made a slotted welding table.
NOTE: 25.4 mm per inch You will have to adjust for your local metric steel sizes available because we do not use metric in the U.S. 2 1/2" square tubing (63.5 mm)
1" x 3" rectangle tubing, (25.4 mm x 76.3 mm)
5" casters. (127 mm)
All tubing is .120 wall (3.048 mm)
Steel Max chop saw (carbide cold saw)
Lincoln 140C welder (140amp MIG with Argon 75% - Carbon Dioxide 25% shielding gas) The table top is 75 x 42 inches & 36 inches tall (1905 mm length x 1066.8 mm width x 914.4 mm tall) No thickness is listed for the shelf material but does not appear to be over 1/8 inch (3.048 mm)
@@papajon6715 I appreciate you reply to me
So the different that I made between me and you is that the length I made it is 2000mm and width is 1000mm
the high or tall is 1000mm I changed this due to suit me as I am not that tall 😅 but every things else are the same
Once again thank you so much really good table looking
Cheers
Serg
Nice build! How are those casters holding up, they look a wee bit small for something that big and heavy? Also, what are you using to clean the metal with, acetone?
Casters are the perfect size! The table is awesome and the top is as level as a sheet of glass. And yes, I'll clean it with acetone, then go back over it with Rem-Oil on a rag.
I wouldn't have painted it, now you can only earth from the top only.
Great point, brian murray. Function over appearance any day for me!
Had to get my welding porn fix. Great table!!
how do you know its flat ,,,,,,,,,, those new slim line dewalt 115mm grinders are huge ,, just bought one , and wont be buying any more
What was the total material cost for this build?
Hi Jeff, the frame and plate were from the scrap yard, the casters and 1x3 tubing was new. In all about $300
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